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Loser: The RAW tag team division
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If WWE is to have a priority in the draft, the company ought to consider unifying the tag team titles, because there clearly aren't enough teams to spread out over two shows (or even three, when you consider the state of NXT's tag team division).
The Viking Raiders played the part of protagonists gaining a victory on the randomly paired heel champions in a non-title match last night. It's a scenario that we've seen play out countless times.
The Viking Raiders look like they're on their way to winning the titles, but so long after they debuted and after so many meaningless squash matches, do people really care? The angle is certainly unexciting.
It's times like these where we're reminded that WWE's problems run very deep, beyond the push or burial of certain popular stars. Jettisoning formulaic booking should be a top priority for them.
